Reputation: 518
How do I associate a descriptor after a class has already been defined?
In a normal descriptor scenario I would just do this:
class X:
d = Descriptor()
and then whenever Descriptor.__get__(self,obj,kls)
is called, the second parameter is an instance of X
and all is happy and wonderful.
But what if X
is already defined like so:
class X: pass
How do I then add a descriptor after the fact (and have it function properly!)? All my attempts are not getting proper association to the class
I'm doing this cuz I have a bunch of attributes I want to add in a DRY manner, and I want them to be cached_properties (a descriptor I'm using to memoize the values for each of them)
Upvotes: 2
Views: 220